QUESTION 17 Q 17-20 Nongshin Company has two manufacturing processes for its instant noodles: frying noodles and packaging. Selected production and cost data of Nonaghin follow for November: Units Frying Department Packaging Department Beginning work-in-process, Oct. 31 4.700 8.200 Started in Nov. 77,000 Transferred in during Nov. 75,600 Completed and transferred out during Nov. 75,600 79,900 The direct materials are added at the end of frying department and at the beginning of packaging department. The conversion costs are evenly added throughout the manufacturing processes in both frying and packaging departments. On October 31, the Frying Department's ending Work-in-Process Inventory was 40% complete for conversion costs and the Packaging Department's ending Work-in-Process Inventory was 55% complete for conversion costs. The weighted average method is used. In November, the Frying Department has $2,090 of direct materials costs to account for and $1,174 of conversion costs to account for, and the Packaging Department has $1,638 of direct material costs to account for and $1,984,50 of conversion costs to account for Q17. Find the frying department's equivalent units of production for direct materials costs. 9,500 10.500 11,500 12,500 QUESTION 18 Q18. Find the packaging department's cost per equivalent unit of production for conversion costs. Round to the nearest cents. $0.15 $0.18 $0.21 $0.24 QUESTION 19 Q19. Find total costs of the units completed and transferred out from the frying department to the packaging department. $3,040 $3,240 $3,440 $3,640 QUESTION 20 Q20. Find total costs of the units in the packaging department ending work-in-process inventory. Round to the nearest cents. O $795.50 $798.00 O $801.50 $804.00 QUESTION 17 Q 17-20 Nongshin Company has two manufacturing processes for its instant noodles: frying noodles and packaging. Selected production and cost data of Nonaghin follow for November: Units Frying Department Packaging Department Beginning work-in-process, Oct. 31 4.700 8.200 Started in Nov. 77,000 Transferred in during Nov. 75,600 Completed and transferred out during Nov. 75,600 79,900 The direct materials are added at the end of frying department and at the beginning of packaging department. The conversion costs are evenly added throughout the manufacturing processes in both frying and packaging departments. On October 31, the Frying Department's ending Work-in-Process Inventory was 40% complete for conversion costs and the Packaging Department's ending Work-in-Process Inventory was 55% complete for conversion costs. The weighted average method is used. In November, the Frying Department has $2,090 of direct materials costs to account for and $1,174 of conversion costs to account for, and the Packaging Department has $1,638 of direct material costs to account for and $1,984,50 of conversion costs to account for Q17. Find the frying department's equivalent units of production for direct materials costs. 9,500 10.500 11,500 12,500 QUESTION 18 Q18. Find the packaging department's cost per equivalent unit of production for conversion costs. Round to the nearest cents. $0.15 $0.18 $0.21 $0.24 QUESTION 19 Q19. Find total costs of the units completed and transferred out from the frying department to the packaging department. $3,040 $3,240 $3,440 $3,640 QUESTION 20 Q20. Find total costs of the units in the packaging department ending work-in-process inventory. Round to the nearest cents. O $795.50 $798.00 O $801.50 $804.00
